Math, asked by hemasoni2008, 8 months ago

diameter of the sun is 1.392×10^9m, and the diameter of the earth is 1.275×10^7m. find the approximate ratio of the diameter of the sun to the diameter of the earth.​

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Answered by rana03sanjay20
2

Answer:

Sun diameter= 1.392 X 10^9m = 1.4 X 10^9m(app.)

earth diameter= 1.275 X 10^7m

According to question:

sun:earth=   (1.4 X 10^9m)  /  (1.275 X 10^7m)

= 1.4 X 10^2m  /  1.275 m

=1.4 X 100  / 1.275

=109.752

= 110

Step-by-step explanation:

Answered by sunny2005rahul
4

Diameter of Sun = 1.392×10⁹

This can also be written as:

Diameter of Sun = 139.2×10⁷

Diameter of Earth = 1.275×10⁷

Ratio of diameter of Sun to the diameter of Earth

= (139.2×10⁷)/(1.275×10⁷)

10⁷would be cancelled by 10⁷ easily and then it will be:

= 139.2/1.275

= 109/1 (approx.)

= 109:1 (approx.)

(Important Note: The answer is given in approximation as per the information given by you. The exact diameter of Sun and Earth could be something else and also exact ratio could be something else.

This can not be considered in scientific experiments related to space as this is not the exact value)

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